Milling and drying apparatus incorprorating a cyclone
a drying apparatus and cyclone technology, applied in drying machines, fluidised-bed furnaces, furnaces, etc., can solve the problems of limiting the range of products which can be processed, limiting the quality of the output product, and general failure of prior art designs to provide fine control of processing conditions
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Seaweed (Macrocystis sp.)
[0109] Initial moisture content--86 percent.
[0110] Final moisture content--8.2%.
[0111] Feed rate into cyclone--5.83 kg per minute.
[0112] Processed product recovered from cyclone--0.816 kg per minute.
[0113] Water evaporated--5.01 kg per minute.
[0114] Temperature of air supplied to duct 10 and device 13--85.degree. Centigrade.
[0115] Velocity of air supplied to duct 10 and device 13--85m per second.
[0116] Air volume supplied to duct 10--2.36 cubic metres per second.
example 3
[0117] initial moisture content--55 percent
[0118] final moisture content--16 percent
[0119] feed rate into cyclone--7.3 kg per minute
[0120] processed product recovered from cyclone--3.79 kg per minute
[0121] water evaporated--3.5 kg per minute
[0122] temperature of air supplied to duct 10 and device 13--70.degree. Centigrade
[0123] Velocity of air supplied to duct 10 and device 13--95m per second
[0124] air volume supplied to duct 10--2.36 cubic metres per second.
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